Wray
Trail Running Calendar near Wray 2026-2027
Explore the top trail runs near Wray for 2026-2027! We've gathered 133 exciting trail runs in the area. Check out our detailed list below to find your next local trail run.
December 2026
A blindfolded navigation challenge in Kendal where participants are dropped at unknown locations and must find their own way back on foot. Options include 6 miles for non-locals, 10 miles, and 15 miles; devices are surrendered at registration.
A Lakeland Paws canicross event in Grizedale Forest, part of the 2026/2027 monthly series in the Lake District, organised by Green Space Events Ltd.
Trail runs from The Barn in Kirkby Lonsdale with 10 km and 20 km options, GPX routes, start pastry and coffee, and a seasonal finishers beer.
A 65 km winter trail loop from Kirkby Lonsdale with about 2000 m ascent, self navigation required and two checkpoints offering hot food and drinks.
Short but steep out and back fell race on Wansfell with a rocky summit checkpoint, rough underfoot terrain and a full FRA kit requirement.
A 11.1k trail run through the Ribble Valley from Stonyhurst College on 31 December 2026 featuring riverside paths, woodland, historic bridges and 528 ft of elevation.
January 2027
A two-lap 5 km race around Clowbridge Reservoir on 1 January 2027, open to ages 11 and up with about 25 m elevation and local parking.
MapRun Navigation Score in Grasmere on Sat 16 Jan 2027 uses the MapRun app, with pre entry and on the day entry, minimum age 14 and FRA insured.
A winter 23-mile walk/run from Kendal that circles the Lyth Valley and visits Cunswick Fell, Whitbarrow Scar and Scout Scar, with mandatory winter kit and checkpoint controls.
February 2027
A winter waymarked trail challenge on the Pendle moorlands offering full 45 mile and 30 mile courses with checkpoints and route guidance.
Loughrigg Silverhow fell race on 7 Feb 2027 in the Lake District: 14 km with 880 m climb, entry on the day with a £2 fee, minimum age 18.
A 5 miles (8 km) fell race from Bleasdale Parish Hall that climbs to about 500 m, includes mandatory winter kit checks and a 55 minute cut-off at Paddy’s Pole.